President’s Note: Spring 2021
Apr 02, 2021
What an incredible year it has been. Through the library closing its physical doors, learning new ways to share our programming, figuring out how to engage with one another through […]
What an incredible year it has been. Through the library closing its physical doors, learning new ways to share our programming, figuring out how to engage with one another through […]
“History is more than government documents, statistical reports, and newspaper headlines. History isn’t just the chyrons running across the bottom of your television screen. It is the stories of everyday […]
Throughout this challenging year, the Los Angeles Public Library has continued its unwavering commitment to serving our city and communities. Before 2020 comes to an end, we want you to […]
The first five years of life are the most critical for learning. As children are using technology earlier and more frequently than ever, ALOUD tackles the neuroscience of screen time […]
Teach them while they’re young! Read about an expat’s experience with their child picking up Spanish and Catalan. Click below:
“Students tend to learn less efficiently than usual in online courses, as a rule, and depending on the course. But if they have a facilitator or mentor on hand, someone […]
“We need to rethink what scientific collaborations should look like. Black people need a seat at the table.” An important discussion in the science community. Read why science is going […]
Here’s a gem from the past: “[…]we found that, from a young age, American children form the belief that boys are better than girls in these technological subjects.” How can […]
Last month, the Library Foundation of Los Angeles welcomed our new Senior Vice President of Advancement and External Affairs. Meet Melanie Masters Burzynski – pictured below. Melanie comes to LFLA […]
Although our program with Kim Zetter would have been this month, you can still learn about her work in cybersecurity! What does vote-by-mail mean in the time of COVID-19?